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Celebrating Steph’s motherhood journey and honouri

Celebrating Steph’s motherhood journey and honouring the incredible work of Lifeblood ✨✨

Some stories stay with you long after the session ends, and this is one of them.

This was my third session with Steph, and I’ve had the privilege of documenting two deeply significant chapters of her life: before Ilaria, and after.

To know someone who has experienced so much, yet still chooses to live the absolute life out of every moment, is incredibly inspiring. Steph leads with gratitude, lifts the people around her, and somehow leaves everyone better for having known her. Steph truly is a light and a force in the lives of everyone lucky enough to know her.

During our session, I remember looking at her and thinking how lucky her little girl, Ilaria is to have her as a mum.

This shoot accompanied Steph’s work with Lifeblood, which felt deeply personal to both of us because during both our pregnancies, we received blood donated by complete strangers. In a very real way, we will forever be connected by the kindness of people we will never meet, whose donations gave us the gift of motherhood. It is hard to explain the weight of that kind of generosity unless you have lived it yourself. It’s impossible not to feel immense gratitude for the people who chose to donate, without ever knowing whose lives they would touch.

Blood donation is not abstract. It’s mothers getting to hold their babies. People surviving moments they otherwise may not have survived.

If you’ve ever thought about donating through @lifebloodau , this is your sign to do it. Your donation could quite literally save a life.

And to Steph, I’m so grateful you chose me to create these memories for you ❤️

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The Newborn Experience with Aurora Soul Photograph

The Newborn Experience with Aurora Soul Photography ✨✨

I bring clothes for you and baby to wear so you do not have to worry about what fits or matches. I do not expect you to clean your house or have anything looking a certain way. I work baby led, which means I follow your baby’s cues, settle them when needed, and give you space to actually be in the moment with them in between those three hour newborn cycles you are caught in.

If this sounds like bliss, this is your sign to reach out and secure your session with me!

They are only this little once and these early days deserve to be remembered exactly as they are.

My newborn sessions are now almost fully booked through to July 2026.

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Welcoming baby Elliott✨✨ Nobody tells you that mo

Welcoming baby Elliott✨✨

Nobody tells you that motherhood is a lifetime of orbiting.

At first, your whole world revolves around them. Every cry, every feed, every sleepy sigh pulls you closer. Then, little by little, the orbit widens. They learn to walk without your hand. They make friends, form opinions, close bedroom doors, build lives that belong to them.

In almost any other role, spending years making yourself less necessary would feel absurd. Imagine pouring your heart into a job with the sole purpose of becoming redundant. Yet that is exactly what mothers do. We spend our days teaching them everything we know, helping them grow strong enough to one day need us less.

And somehow, while wishing for their independence, we ache for the days when they fit perfectly in our arms. We long for one more newborn cuddle, one more tiny hand wrapped around our finger, even as we cheer them on from the sidelines and hope they fly higher than we ever could.

That is the beautiful predicament of being a mother. To spend a lifetime learning how to hold on and let go at the very same time.

But for now, Michelle does not need to think about all the years ahead. She does not need to imagine the first day of school, the teenage years, or the moment they step out into the world on their own.

For now, she simply needs to sit quietly in this moment. To breathe in the weight of her baby against her chest. To memorise the softness, the smell, the feeling of being needed completely. Because this season, like all the others, will pass far more quickly than it feels.

And today, the orbit is still wonderfully small.

If you want to capture this small orbit with me, please reach out as my diary is almost fully booked until July 2026.

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Welcoming baby Tallulah Clare Murray ✨✨ This is a

Welcoming baby Tallulah Clare Murray ✨✨

This is all momentary. The little hands that reach for you, the way they fit against your chest, the cuddles, the chaos. Then just as quickly as it comes, it changes. Quietly. Completely and without warning.

Thank you to the lovely @mirandacross__ and @cameronmurrayy for the privilege of capturing this season for your family for the first time. It’s a honour I will never take lightly.

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For nine months, there is no space between you. No

For nine months, there is no space between you. No separation. No distance. Only a closeness that has never been questioned.

Every breath you take reaches them. Your heartbeat is their constant, the rhythm carrying them through every moment. They do not know the world yet. They do not know light or air or the feeling of being held. They only know you.

And here you are, steady and grounded, holding that life as everything begins to shift. There is a quiet strength in this moment. Not loud or performed, just deeply present. Your body doing exactly what it is meant to do, holding, growing, sustaining.

This is not a pause before something begins. This is the beginning. You are their first home, their first sense of safety, their first experience of love.

And yet, somehow, this moment is often overlooked. Not seen for what it is. Not captured for what it holds, even though it is where everything begins.

I know how personal this is. If you are thinking about capturing this season, reach out and we can chat. Looking back, I would do anything to have captured this moment in time for myself so your can bet your ass I’m going to do everything I can to make sure other mums have this experience. I will meet you where you are and make this feel easy, natural, and entirely yours.

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Welcoming baby Leila at POWPM ✨✨ Imagine if you c

Welcoming baby Leila at POWPM ✨✨

Imagine if you could go back, just for a moment, to those first few days when your little one had just arrived, when time stood still and rushed all at once, and you were exhausted but completely wired with love.

Their tiny fingers wrapped around yours, that new baby smell you wished you could bottle forever, the way they fit perfectly on your chest like they were always meant to be there.

No routines yet, no expectations, just you, them, and the quiet knowing that everything had changed. You didn’t realise it then, but these are the days you’ll ache to feel again, not because it was easy, but because it was everything.

If you could step back into that moment, you’d hold them longer, breathe them in deeper, and let the world wait a little more.

This is your chance to hold onto it, right there in the hospital room, raw, real and perfect.

If you or a loved one is due to give birth at POWPM, reach out to find out more. Gift cards available, the most meaningful newborn gift ever!

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Welcoming a second baby… It is softer this time.

Welcoming a second baby…

It is softer this time. Quieter in a way, and certainly not for everyone. Not because the love is smaller, but because it is already living in you. You have felt it before. You know what is coming, even if you cannot yet hold it or possibly understand how you will have room in your heart to love another child.

And at the same time, you find yourself looking at your first a little differently. Taking them in. The way they laugh, the way they reach for you, the way they still fit so completely into your arms. You realise just how big your love has already become, and somehow you know it is about to grow again.

You do think about the change for them. About this little person who never asked for it. But even that thought feels gentle. Because what is coming is not something taken away, it is something added. A companion. A shared world. A bond they will grow into in their own time.

You start to imagine the moments ahead. Two sets of footsteps. Two voices calling for you, probably at the same time. Laughter that overlaps. A home that feels louder, more alive.

And you wait. Not with worry, but with a quiet excitement. A deep knowing that something extraordinary is on its way. That love, once again, is about to arrive and expand everything you thought was already complete.

And to my lovely friends, Adam and Nikki, all the way from Brisbane. Thank you for the honour of being able to capture this special time as you prepare to make Billie a big sister ✨✨

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Welcoming baby Grace ✨✨ There’s something truly m

Welcoming baby Grace ✨✨

There’s something truly magical about being around new life. It doesn’t feel random. There’s a rhythm, a quiet energy you can feel if you pause and notice.

This gorgeous mum Lauren was so present during our session, holding Grace face to face and simply taking her in. In that quiet moment, Grace smiled, as if she could already feel her mum’s love.

This morning at POWPM the ward was buzzing. Almost every room was full, and the energy alive. The midwife told me it often happens when the atmosphere changes, like the easterly that passed through Sydney last week. When a warm or cool front moves through, it shifts air pressure, temperature and humidity. Our bodies are sensitive to these subtle changes, and for mums who are ready, it can sometimes trigger labour.

In the last month alone I have photographed six mums named Lauren and five named Alex. Out of all the names in the world, they keep finding their way to me. It feels like little miracles, small moments where everything aligns perfectly. Moments like these, the energy of a new life, the perfect timing, the little coincidences, remind us that peace is possible.

If we look closely, there are signs of peace all around us, even in a world that often doesn’t always feel like it. These moments of connection, love, and new beginnings show us that if we pause and notice, peace is always within reach.

A huge thank you to Lauren, Jason and big brother Hunter for welcoming me so warmly into this time in your lives as you welcome baby Grace, the newest addition to your family.

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Welcoming baby Iris and Cleo ✨✨ Not every set of

Welcoming baby Iris and Cleo ✨✨

Not every set of twins comes with a long line of “it runs in the family.” Sometimes, it just happens. Something that occurs in only around 3 or 4 in every 1,000 births… and completely by chance. And yet here they are, Iris and Cleo, arriving together with no know history to trace, no pattern to follow, just something quietly extraordinary.

I love this so much because it reminds me that not everything needs an explanation. Some things are simply meant to be.

Steph and Alex, thank you for trusting me with your beautiful girls. It’s such an honour to capture something this rare, this special, and so completely yours.

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Welcoming Baby Eadie ✨✨ There is a line in a Tayl

Welcoming Baby Eadie ✨✨

There is a line in a Taylor Swift song that stays with me (there are actually many). Write what you know, looking backwards.

As a mother I am starting to understand what that really means. At any given time, you rarely know what a moment really is. You are in it, moving through it, tired, distracted, doing what needs to be done. It just feels like another day. It is only later, with a bit of distance, that it settles into something else. The small things take on weight. The ordinary becomes irreplaceable. You start to see it clearly for what it was.

I feel that tension more and more. Aware that these are the moments I will one day wish I could return to, yet still inside them, still learning how to see them as they are. With my girls so close together in age, it feels even sharper. One moves on from a phase just as the other is stepping into it. You are leaving something behind while still living it, holding both at once. It makes time feel visible in a way that is hard to ignore, and yet in noticing that, I sometimes miss the chance to fully honour what is in front of me now.

Because one day, despite how hard these days can feel, I know I will look back and recognise them for what they were. Not the in between. Not the messy middle. But the golden years. That is why it matters to capture it, not later, not when things slow down, not when it feels easier, but now, while it is still unfolding.

Lauren and Tom invited me into this exact moment as they welcomed their second little girl, Eadie. There was a quiet steadiness in them, the kind that comes from having done this before, but also a softness as they found their way as a family of four. Georgie moved around it all with a kind of gentle curiosity, watching, learning, already stepping into her role as big sister in a way that felt instinctive rather than taught. And Eadie, so new, so small, already completely held within it all.

Thank you to Lauren, Tom, big sister Georgie, and beautiful Eadie for letting me step into this moment with you.

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One feels like one. Two can feel like ten. By thre

One feels like one. Two can feel like ten. By three, something settles.

Welcoming baby Dexter✨✨

This beautiful family invited me into both their hospital room and their home as part of the Hospital to Home Collection, capturing these first moments as they unfolded. There’s something about a third baby that feels different. A little calmer. A little more certain. Like everyone knows their place without needing to figure it out.

When I walked in, mum and dad were side by side watching a series, just letting time pass before heading home to their precious world. Not rushing. Just soaking in those last quiet moments.

What I love most about these sessions, and this package, is getting to witness a family becoming in real time. When we met in the hospital, Dex didn’t even have a name yet. By the time he was home, he had a name, a place, and a whole world waiting for him, including siblings already completely in love.

And what a welcome he had waiting.

Dexter’s big sisters were completely in love. No hesitation. Just instant connection. Curious, gentle, protective in that way only siblings can be. You could already see the shape of their bond forming.

These images now hold that transition. From those first unnamed moments to being home, surrounded and known.

There’s something really special about watching a family grow like this. Not just bigger, but more settled into itself.

Not more. Just more of what was already there.

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Celebrating The Clapham Family ✨✨ A few weekends

Celebrating The Clapham Family ✨✨

A few weekends ago I was invited to capture this gorgeous family on their farm just outside Byron. The beautiful valley, the farmhouse, Lochie the horse, even the snake skins under the porch. It was perfect in the most real way.

What made this session even more special is that Lauren and Tom had just celebrated their ten year anniversary. I always find it fascinating how life can turn on the smallest leap of faith.

Ten years ago, almost to the day of this shoot, Lauren stole Tom’s beer at the Big Day Out. In that moment he knew she was the person he would end up with.

And here they are now, two kids in and a family of their own. It always amazes me how the smallest moments can quietly reshape an entire life. A decision, a conversation, or in Lauren and Tom’s case, a beer, which turns a stranger into family.

When I photograph families I always begin by helping the kids feel comfortable with me. With Liam and Banjo, that meant sitting down and playing a game of Fish together before anything else. Soon enough we were outside swinging high on the old farm swing and climbing and playing on the little gate to nowhere, laughing the whole time.

One of the biggest worries parents share with me is that their kids might not behave. And my answer is always the same. Leave it to me. Because we don’t actually want them to be perfect angels, we want them to be themselves. And that is the beauty of it all.

Because one day it will not be the perfect poses you remember. It will be the laughter, the muddy feet, the belly laughs, the swing soaring through the air, the gate to nowhere, and the way they ran across the paddock without a care in the world.

These are the moments that pass quietly while we are busy living them. And these are the photographs that will carry you back to this chapter again and again.

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Welcoming Baby Oliver at POWP Maternity ✨✨ What i

Welcoming Baby Oliver at POWP Maternity ✨✨

What if you could go back to those first few days forever. The tiny fingers, the quiet moments, the feeling of meeting your baby for the very first time. These early hours pass in a blur, yet they are some of the most meaningful memories a family will ever hold.

I have partnered with POWPM to bring this opportunity to life, allowing you to savour these first moments in the comfort and calm of your hospital room.

If you or someone you would love to gift something truly special to is due to give birth at POWPM, please reach out for more information today. Availability is limited and I would love to help you preserve this chapter while it is still unfolding.

Let’s make these memories last forever.

Thank you to Oliver’s parents who chose to preserve his first few days and his perfect chubby cheeks with an in room session at POWPM.

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Waiting for Baby Boogart ✨✨ Photographing this se

Waiting for Baby Boogart ✨✨

Photographing this season felt different from the very beginning.

It was just mum and dad in the Byron rainforest, wrapped in quiet and green light, taking one intentional night together before their world expands again.

With a third baby, there is an acute awareness of how quickly it all goes. They know the newborn days are a blur. They know the tiny kicks will soon be tiny cries and then running feet. They have lived it twice before, and that lived experience changes everything. There is less rushing and more presence. Less assumption of time and more gratitude for it.

You can see that awareness in the way Alice holds herself. Grounded. Certain. Close.

This was more than a babymoon. It was a pause. A breath. A moment to honour everything they have already built and everything that is about to unfold.

Capturing this calm before their family becomes five felt incredibly special.

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Officially Introducing Engagement Sessions ✨✨ One

Officially Introducing Engagement Sessions ✨✨

One thing I often find myself reflecting on when I see people get engaged or married is the quiet series of decisions that led to that exact moment in time. The invisible threads. The near misses. How many times did they pass each other in the street, stand in the same bar, or hover over the same swipe before their paths finally aligned?

At a time where everyone seems to have a conspiracy theory, I sometimes wonder if one day technology will be able to trace those hidden overlaps for us. Maybe there will be a way to look back and see the exact moments when two lives began weaving invisible strings toward each other. All the almosts that slowly became inevitability.

I believe deeply in divine timing. When the moment is right, two souls recognise each other. I felt that so strongly with these two beautiful humans. Hearing their story and then being trusted to translate that feeling into an engagement session felt incredibly meaningful.

Since sharing this session, I have had so many beautiful messages and enquiries that I have decided to open one engagement session each month within my work. It may not be traditional for me, but I love the idea of honouring a woman’s journey not only as she becomes a mother, but the woman she is just prior. The chapter before everything changes. The quiet space where identity, hope, and possibility all exist at once.

Whatever the future may bring, imagine being able to return to this moment and remember just how much love formed the foundation of your relationship. Imagine being able to hold onto the feeling of being newly engaged, not just as a memory, but as something you can come back to forever.

If you have recently become engaged and feel drawn to something like this, I would love to hear from you. And if you are searching for a truly meaningful engagement gift, this just might be it...

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When this incredible mum, Christine first enquired

When this incredible mum, Christine first enquired about a family session, we were about fifteen minutes into our conversation when she mentioned she has seven boys under the age of thirteen. I am not going to lie, I had a brief moment where I wondered whether I could truly deliver what she was hoping for. But I know my work, and I know that what matters most to me is capturing families as they are right now, in the middle of their real lives.

Christine told me she had always wanted a family session, simply to honour this season of life. Still, it had always felt like too big a task to take on. Too many moving parts. Too much energy. Too much to manage all at once. On one sunny afternoon, just before Christmas we made this happen.

Watching them walk down the beach towards me, I noticed how people naturally turned to look. There was a quiet strength about her. Not loud or performative, but grounded and assured.

Something I pride myself on is capturing families exactly where they are right now. That means giving children the space to be themselves, without forcing or shaping them, and knowing how to gently bring that out. While I always try to place mum at the centre of the shoot, what inevitably happens is that this is the case anyway. It is almost a metaphor for the role mums play in their children’s lives. The boys moved in and out around Christine with ease. No matter how far they wondered, they were always aware of her presence and always came back to her.

Throughout the session, Christine moved instinctively between her boys. A hand on a shoulder. A quick cuddle. She met each of them where they were, and they trusted her completely.

This is what every mother really wants. Not images with big fake smiles but a time capsule. A way to remember what this season actually felt like. The noise. The closeness. The movement. The connection.

So if Christine can do it with seven boys, if she can step into something she once believed was too hard and walk away with something meaningful, then the question becomes simple. What are you waiting for?

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Celebrating Mor in her Two Crowns Session. Work an

Celebrating Mor in her Two Crowns Session. Work and motherhood.

The start of a new year carries a quiet reset. School bags by the door. Lunch boxes packed again.

It feels like a line in the sand. Not just for them, but for us.

So many mums hold two crowns at once. Building careers. Raising families. Carrying everyone forward while quietly putting themselves on pause.

Our children are always watching. Not just how hard we work, but how we care for ourselves. How we listen to our bodies. How we respond when life gives us the chance to begin again.

Mor’s story lives right in this moment. After a doctor told her something many women hear, often too late. She needed to take better care of her body. That conversation became a turning point.

Through Pilates, Mor found more than strength. She found reconnection. To her body. To herself. To a new path.

She is now finishing her Pilates instructor course and preparing to offer small group classes, with a focus on outdoor sessions by the beach. Gentle strength. Intentional movement. Care that fits into real life.

As our kids head back to school and routines return, this season offers us an opening too. A chance to choose ourselves without guilt. To model something powerful. That health matters. That listening matters. That starting again is allowed.

Two crowns can coexist. Motherhood and self respect. Work and wellbeing. Care for others and care for self.

And sometimes the New Year is not about becoming someone new. It is about finally making space for who you already are.

If you are ready for your 2 Crowns session, reach out today.

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Welcoming Baby Paige + Willow Twins are more com

Welcoming Baby Paige + Willow

Twins are more common than people realise. In Australia, around one in every 70 births is a set of twins, at POWP Maternity, this drops down to 1 in every 65 births. We see them everywhere now, and yet each one still feels like a small miracle. Two lives arriving side by side, already learning the rhythm of each other.

In 2025, I photographed five sets of twins, and each time I noticed the same gentle truth. Each bond has its own shape, its own language, its own way of moving through the world together.

There is a name for the way twins find each other before words do. Cryptophasia. It lives in sounds, looks, and small gestures. Understanding formed through constant closeness and time spent side by side, long before the wider world steps in and teaches them how to speak. It is how they say, I know you. I am here. I felt this in every twin session. Time and again, when given the chance, they reached for each other’s hands. Imagine beginning life with that kind of certainty. That kind of closeness.

To Storm and Dave, thank you for trusting me to capture this moment with all your beautiful girls. And to Harper, the sweetest big sister. So gentle, so sure, so full of love it felt as though she had always been waiting for them. It is no wonder the universe sent this family two more girls. They already knew how to make one feel perfectly held.

If you are looking to book a Newborn session with me I am now almost fully booked until March 2026 so please reach out early because I’m keen to make your baby’s entry into this world extra special.

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Introducing ‘The First Hours’ Session at POWP Mate

Introducing ‘The First Hours’ Session at POWP Maternity ✨✨

You will always remember the day your child was born. That memory belongs to you forever. Nothing can take it away. But memories can soften with time and fade around the edges.

There is something powerful about having something tangible to return to. A photograph does not replace a memory. It holds it in place. It gives it shape years later when you are trying to remember how small they were, how they fit against your chest, how the room felt when everything else fell away and it was just you and them.

We instinctively document the days that matter. We photograph weddings, milestones and celebrations because we know how quickly life moves. The day your child enters the world is no different. In many ways, it is the most important day of all.

In those first hours after birth, you are not polished. You are in a hospital gown. You are tired, but you are flooded with endorphins, and the only thing you feel is love. The only thing you see is your baby. In that moment, everything resets. You are given a clean slate.

One day, your child will be grown. Taller than you. Their hands no longer fitting inside yours. You will remember the day they were born. And you will have something to show them. Proof of just how deeply loved they were from the very beginning.

Pictured here is baby Rafferty, just four hours old. He knew no world beyond his mum and dad’s skin, and he is loved beyond measure.It is always a privilege, but this session is one I will never forget. These are the photographs I wish I had from those earliest hours with my own girls, and it is the reason I want to create this experience for other families. Thank you, Raffi, for inspiring this session.

This moment happens only once. Having these images allows that beginning to live on, not just in memory, but in something you can hold and one day share.

If an in room ‘The First Hours’ session is something that interests you, or if you are looking for a meaningful gift as a grandparent, family member or friend please reach out to find out how we can make this happen.

Welcoming baby Maya ✨✨ We often believe there wil

Welcoming baby Maya ✨✨

We often believe there will be another moment. Another chance to go again.

In Jay Kelly, a successful movie star confronts his past, his strained relationships, and the legacy of a life lived in the spotlight. At the very end, he asks, “Can we go again?” as if his life were just another take in a film. The question lingers because it comes too late. It holds the realisation that the moment has already passed, that what mattered most was unfolding quietly while his attention was elsewhere.

That question is why photography matters to me.

Life does not slow down for us to notice it. Pregnancy moves forward in its own rhythm, a body changing day by day, holding life for a brief and extraordinary season. Children grow slowly and then all at once. Their sweet voices deepen. Their single words turn into sentences, and one day they pronounce a word correctly that they once said wrong. A version of them fades before we even realise it is happening.

Families change shape almost without warning. One day you look up and sense that the season you were living in has already shifted. I felt this with my own girls just over the summer break.

When I photograph mothers and families, I am not only trying to freeze time. I am paying close attention before it moves on. To the softness. The closeness. The love that feels ordinary now but will one day live only in memory.

So let 2026 be the year you choose not to wait. The year you notice what is here. The year you allow your precious moments to be remembered.

I am now fully booked until mid February 2026, so please reach out if you would like to make 2026 the year you invest in your family’s memories ✨✨

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